Remaking Links Face Animations and Adding Sounds! | Zelda: Wind Waker Unreal Engine 5 Remake [4K]

[@bigchez2342]

how is something this good this underrated?? hope the algorithm pushes you so more people can see your work, it's looking fantastic

[@etansolrac7734]

Hey I appreciate that! I will keep working till it does!

[@impala67164]

No way i hope one day il get good at this stuff like you in order to be able to make smth similar to spirit tracks and phantom hourglass

[@etansolrac7734]

Ohhhh Spirit tracks would be great to see in Unreal- a super underrated game imo. I hope you start your journey soon!

[@rybread69]

Hell yeah dude, this is looking better and better. I love this version of Link, the face gestures are great.

[@etansolrac7734]

Thanks dude

[@mebrad13]

You are so freaking smart and talented. Keep up the amazing work man!

[@etansolrac7734]

I appreciate that!

[@TheGodhan]

Man I can't wait to try this out , if you need testing done pm me , I have unreal 5.4 on my comp. This game is one of my all time favorites.

[@etansolrac7734]

It's one of my favorites too (obviously) and I'll definitely consider testing soon. We're still in baby stages here and don't even have a sturdy method to send an .exe to anyone lol

[@jjrivera5081]

Omg I love wind waker wind waker is my life

[@mikereisert2803]

The arms being visible while swimming however looks weird af

[@mikereisert2803]

Let me just add, this is suppossed to be a constructive critic, the project itself is great!

[@etansolrac7734]

Don't worry, I completely understand! I am aware of the floating arms and stuff. It needs an actual water ripple effect and a water trail effect first before I polish that and even before that, I gotta polish the code a bit lol. It's a mess. I only show the things that work kinda right with selective camera angles lol 😉

[@sdailey]

How did you manage to get the eyes/eyebrows to render above the hair? Is it using a seperate mesh and custom stencils?

[@etansolrac7734]

Neither, though I think that would yield a better result. I'm currently using the "CameraOffset" node in the material, and plugging the "camera offset" output (not the clamped one) into the world position offset. Adjusting the offset amount scalar strengthens the effect but you have to tweak it to get it just right. Which I haven't lol

[@daly8510]

Not the side eye

[@etansolrac7734]

bombastic